Ensygn
Steel fabrication, fire escapes and mezzanine floors for businesses and property owners in Leicester and across the UK
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Ensygn
Ensygn designs, fabricates and installs structural steelwork, fire escapes, mezzanine floors and security products such as window bars, gates and restriction barriers. It also provides project management and a fabrication service for large steel structures.
Customers receive support from design consultation through installation. The company is based in Leicester and serves clients across the UK; ENSYGN LIMITED was founded in 2010.
Product: Design, fabrication, project management and installation of structural steelwork, fire escapes, mezzanine floors and security products.
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